Artwork

By Andy Fitzsimon

Andy Fitzsimon (Novell) provided some "inspiration and thoughts for the upstream project". He was so kind to share his work with us ... enjoy! He also provided the source data (SVG).

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By Austin St. Aubin

Libre is Greek and means Free or For No Price. The disambiguation meaning for Libre derives from various Romance languages and come to mean "the state of being free", as in "having freedom" or "liberty". To relate to the meaning of freedom/free I have decided to use the image of the freedom fighters fist. The image of a fist shows power, unity, freedom, and the will to fight for one rights & liberty. These words and images tie in very well with the history of LibreOffice and the nature of Open-Source software.

Here is my execution of these concepts. Art work is vector and SVGs are available. They can be modified.

LibreOffice Logo v15 by: Austin Saint Aubin

LibreOffice Logo v18 Ridged by: Austin Saint Aubin

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By Rizal Muttaqin

This is my splash screen concept for LibreOffice 7 release (not yet released when I wrote this wiki). I just want to make LibreOffice looks professional and modern with latest design language. LibreOffice has green color as it's branding but I tried to set blue with a little green gradation to version numbering (7) to make it more energetic, young yet shiny. The "rainbow" diagonal color which reflects each module of the software (Blue, Orange, Yellow, Green, Purple and Gray) are taken for official branding color code. There's source SVG file available in source data (SVG).

This design considers LibreOffice a tool for achieving "office" productivity.

Submission 3

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This submission was created with the thought of "framing it" to get it right. I was reminded of a movie director using his hands as a frame to visualize the shot.

Logo

By Jens Habermann

1. Logo drafts

1.1 Logo draft with the goal of a unique look, without using standard fonts

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1.2 Logo with some more effects

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1.3 With some organic touch

1.3.1

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1.3.2

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1.3.3 I really really like the colors and style of Andy - so I merged my logo with his artwork and I think this is the way we should pursue: a very clean style with a unique logo...

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1.4 Another draft including desktop icons inside logo ( using only four main apps writer, calc, impress, draw )

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By Jonata

Hi there! I sincerely didn't like the artwork that is being used in LibreOffice. So here I want to show you some other proposals I've done. I hope you like.

Here is the logo. Well, I do like the orange of go-oo - I think this is a good color for the software. The font used is the new Gnome default font Cantarell.

Here some other (bad) ideas of logo.

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I love this concept, The logo has a nice stylised L shape, it works at all scales right down to favicon size, it is unique and it tips it's hat to the Document Foundation logo.

I've screwed with it a bit. I had to create an SVG in inkscape out of the PNG so it may not be exactly correct but it's about the idea in any case. I went for an open serif font, Linux Libertine, but then decided to try out Linux Biolinum as well

By KolorGuild

Logo and mime icons: The "Libre" part kept reminding me of the word Liberation. So my proposal is based on a bird taking flight with the icon resembling a wing being stretched out. I kept the design simple as with the colours.

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By Johannes Bausch

By Nikash Singh

Just some early ideas I wanted to get out. In greyscale to begin with, colours can be added once Identity has been decided. Typeface is mostly Arial but easily replaced with an Open-Source type like Liberation Sans, again, once decided. The proposals attempt to convey various qualities, among them; open/cleanliness, simplicity, sophistication. Many try to adhere to the current "dog-eared-page" logo choice. Designs are numbered if you care to provide specific feedback.

By Jakub Jankiewicz

This logo concept is in green which symbolizes freedom, and a book which represents office/library. Book is only a quick draft, it can be modified.

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By Anna

Evolution of a libo logo design. The last ones are showing a globe of the world embraced by the L and O of LibreOffice.Fabian 2010-12-22T22:46:00 (CET)

By Fco. Javier M. C.

LibreOffice logo proposals:

Mascot

By Jens Habermann

Septipus

A very quick and dirty sketch for a mascot. I call him "Septipus" (one tentacle for one app)

libre (happy) people

Symbolized free people are used in many ways, so there is a possibility of a duplicate somewhere.
But it symbolized libre very good and it is created out of three chars > ) ( as connection to office/writing.

libre people

By Emanuel Marcatinco

Sapiente

A sheet of paper on which the aid will also emerge as sheets of paper on your right.

Web

By Jens Habermann

Some CMS visual style drafts ( on a personal side I think black is beautiful ;-) )

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